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once attached to this body with the rank of Sec
ond lieutenant. He was really one of the most
brilliant officers of the government. When.
ever quick, accurate observation alnl scien-
titic information were demanded, he was put
forward. At one time he was government
exploring engineer in Washington and Oregon
territories. Again, he was one of three United
States officers sent to the Crimea in IS to
study and report OH the art of war in E,,rope
At this time lie was Capt. Mcclellan and one
Of the youngest men who ever attained that
rank in the country.
In 1851 he resigned from tho army and went
into railroad building and engineering. When
the war broke out i'll 1861 he was president of
the eastern division of tho Ohio and Mississippi
railroad, and lived in Cincinnati. Knowing
him skilled in military matters, the
Ohio people had him Immediately placed
ut the head of the volunteer service Of that
state. May Ii, 1861, he was made a major
general in tho United States army, and
assigned to command the department of the
Ohio.
Shortly afterwarl took place his campaign
in West Virginia. He did brilliant service
there, service which resulted in keeping West
Virginia to the Union.
Then it was that he was called to Washinr,
ton, and placed over the army of the Potomac.
The q. A. r. "boys' of to-day will shake
their gray heads and smile sadly as thev
recall that time when Mcclellan went to
Washington. According to our American
fashion, newspapers and people went wild
with enthusiasm over him. He was only 81
years old, handsome and dashing He looked
the perfect soldier. People called him the
young Napoleon" and hailed him as the
countrys delivercr. All through McClellan,s
letters to his wife are mentioned tho oyations
he received us ho passed through to WASH
ington, and even before that. After his
success in West Virginia he writes to Mrs
Mcclellan:
"Wcll, it is II proud and glorious thing to
SEQ whole people here, simple and unsophis-
ticated, looking up to mo as their tleliverer
from tyranny"
Again:
II had IL very complimentary dispatcl,
from Gen. Scott last night. He said he was
charmed with my energy, movements ond
success Pretty we'll for the old man."
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The PENINSULA.
From Fortress Monroe to Fair
Oaks battle-ground.
GEN. GEORGE B. MCCLELLAN.
The People Hailed Him as the "YOung
Napoleon"

A State of Chronic Nervousness About the
Safety of Washington Prevented Nc
Clcllan from Being Supported rs lie
Wishcd-Thc Second Siege of York;
town-Working slowly and Painfully
Up the Peninsula Toward Isicllinontl~
In the Swamps-Thc Cbickalo,,iny.
During the winter oflSG3 London Punch re-
marked that the American civil war was the
civilest it ever heard Of
In tho summer Of 1861 tho north had been
crying for 6, leader. Popular demand was
satisfied ~ tho appointment of Maj Gen.
George Brinton Mcclellan to Ike commander
in chief, first Of the army Of the Potomac,
then Of the armies of the whole United States.
The first promotion came July ~, tho second
Nov. l. 1861.
It was not till tho next spring, 1862, how
ever, that any fighting was done by the army
Of the Potomac. Tho quarter centennial time
OF that fighting has come It finds most of
the leaders on both sides gone from the scene
Of all earthly strife.
Mcclellan was not only a West Pointer, but
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river. which flows
to the southeast,
then sud denly
takes II sharp turn
to the south and
cnlpties into the
James. That il the
Chicah o mlny,
where much fight
ing was done, but
where ferers ard
malaria carried off
more men than all
the fighting in V'ir-
ginia. Within its
poison breeding
5 " a III ps lie the
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Aurh now to Your map, run Your finger
down the Chesapeake bay, and stop ut that
portion OF Virginia between tho James and
the York rivers. Run your eyo up that. and
You Will see that it is a long tongue Of land
1orneo ny those two rivers, and lying north
west and southeast. That is ''the Peninsula. :"
and there is where NcClellans battles wcr.
fought Well up toward the upper end lies
richmond, the objective point of the army Of
'he iotonnac. Slightly to the north of Rich
mona You will notice long, crooked little
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Mcclellan another. The president, -,
to move on the Confederates lirec. - tah Vas
vile and attack them in their strss s centre
McClellan's was to go down the Chousaold Choasaold
and then work up to Richmond w. Tapeake
capture the capital of the Confeder,..a;' and
the army at Centreville could pr..an. before
has not been decided to this day ,rhss,t .,t 1t
was the best. Either one might hara Plan
successful if carried out quickly. A.. oeea
there were delay and hanging back ,na !. was
ment, while weeks and months vaa argu.
McClellan's plan was finally adopted ~ d.. lost
fact remains that from that day on Nrolu'Ith nv. The
regarded the authorities at Washin,toss s4ellan
natural enemies. In his letters dnr;'a as nls
Peninsula campaign occur such expras,;s sos
as these: sss'ons
''Thosc hounds at Washington are afts,
again. e' ne
In these words lie refers to Prcs;do,. ,.
coin and his cabinet and the congrsss;aa Ian.
committee, including in the lun,n ss.ol'a css.u:
military commanders. Especially ho ssl n
ceived deadly cnnity to Secretary St,n.aQ W.
March 8, 1862, the presidcn: issued bis bi.o1' a.a
eral war order No. 3, directing the orms ssa. 4.
the Potomac to move down tho Chesancs.v'' VI
The permission was given with the crrs.'
condition that Washington should nevar ~ =
so stripped of troops as to be endangered "
March o the Confederate army evacn.to,
Centroville. 1t had lain, with s0OOO mss
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naval vessels in his
campaign toward
Richmond. Til :.
first plan was O
colnbined land and
naval attack upol,
Yorktown up tho
York river from,
Fortress. Monroe.
But the navy could
not cooperate, as
the general under
stood it should, and
Gen. Webb, in his
Peninsula Cam
paign," puts that
down rs Mc(.)ai-
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had seen actual SER
vice in the Mexican
war. He was born
in Philadelphia III
1896. He was grad
mated from West
Point before he was
20 years old. The
most promising
graduates of West
Point arc innnctli-
ately assigned to
the engineer corps.
1T is the crack
corps Of the reg,,-
lar army. Young
Mcfsln1l0n vnS ot
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Confederate army
concentrated after
Bull Run. Beau
regard commanded
it up to the end OF
January, 1869.
Then no was sent
west, and Joseph E.
Johnston became
general in chief of
the Conf ederate
army Of the east.
AIcC Clella,l called
for more and more
recruits for his
army. President
s.>r~>1,~ ~ n n
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twenty miles from
ashington oppos.
eli to an army three
times. as large for
months.
March 5 Gen
Joseph E. Johnston
detected indica.
tiol1s of unusual
activity in a mart
of the Federal
camp" Swiftly
and silently there.
upon he moved to
the south bank Of
the Rappahannocl;,
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NEWSPAPER DECISION.

:. Anyone who takes a paper regularly from the
postof6ce-whethcr directed to his name o. an.
others, whether lie has subscribed O. not-is re.
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= na person orders his paper discontinued he
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y send It until payment is made and collect the
whole amount, whether the paper Is taken from the
postof6ce OF not.
). The courts have decided that refusing to take
the newspapess periodicals from the postolee,
removing and leaving them unealled for, il <Siws
Nssis evidence OF intentional fraud.
Papers ordered to any address can be changed 10
smother address At the option Of the subscriber.
Renittances by draft, check. money order, o.
registered letter, may be sent At onr risk An pest
9astess required to register letters On appliea
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BeaveYhead County OmceFs.
Sheriff .Thos. 4. Jones. Dillon.
C1erk and Recorder Phil. u. McCough. y. Dilloo.
Probate Iudsc H. X. Mci,or . Dillon.
Treasurer Robert r.. Winy... Dillon.
Assessor .,...,A. l.. Pickett, Glendale.
9Bpt Schools Miss NJ. T. Carter. Dillon.
p,iblic Administrator &, Mead Dillon.
Coroner ,.......... Dr. II. y. Pick,nan Dillon.
Snrvevur ... l. II. Hattcrton Dillon.
Nv. NJ. Oliver .,., Dillon.
Commissioners. Geo. NJ. brown Eannack.
l. NJ. Johnson Glendale.
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State of West Virginia :.

At Rules held in the Clerks Office OF the
Circuit Court Of Berkeley County, the LIST
day of August 1887.
william Porterfeld, Joseph Criswell
and Dennis Baker.
James ii Ward, George L Ward, Jacob
Ward and Catharine Ward, his wife,
Boyd Faulkner, Trustee. II Cox, The
National Bank of Martinsburg, the Peo-
PIES National Bank Of Martinsburg, The
National Bank of Williamsport, John Rip
pie, Sr, w II ii Flick, George 7 Ward,
Trustee, Ann Il Emerson, & Maiden
bousch, j + Woford, & w Doll, Trustee,
sarah Riner. Jacob Leymaster, S o Couch
man, w II III Flick, Trustee, Aquilla T.
Ward, Ira Il ward. Jennie A Ward, ID {
Westenhaver, J 7 Picking, Jacob V Car
hey, The Hagerstown Machine Company,
Ramsburg Il Kugler, John F. Smith, VIM
J Harrison, The Mccormick Harvesting
Machine Company, G NJ Shafier and ID W
Shafler. partners trading under the firm
name Of NJ Shatier Il son, Geo I Dunlop.
Hoffman & Alvey. Samuel Cole, II L Grove,
George A Chrisman, j Nelson Wisner, An
drew J. Leymaster, Trustee, Sarah A Rim
er, John Lefeyre, Executor of Daniel
Lefevre, deceased, l. Boyd Faulkner and
Charles } Faulkner, Administrators OF
Charles J Faulkner. deceased, Charles
udIttDD, lHOllds 1udlitbiis ~ w bilti )
II A Frazer and w Bishop.late partners,
trading under the name of Frazer IL Bish-
op, A Rohrbaugh, g. r. Shoafstall,
Admir-, b r Busey, Jacob Syester, II II
Boyd, George II Ropp and Il w Ropp, adj
ministrators Of ) R0pp, deceased, The
Patapsco Guano Company, and Blackburn
Hughes, Trustee.
The object Of the above suit is to have a
certain Deed of Trust made by James II
Ward and George 7 Ward, dated January
the 18th, 1887. recorded in Deed Book No.
50, page 81, in the office of the Clerk of the
County Court of said County, conveying
to T. Boyd Faulkner, certain real and per-
sOnal property therein mentioned, TO Sc
cure certain debts therein set forth, eSecu-
ted by decree Of the Court.
And it appearing on affidavit filed in this
suit that the said defendants, Charles ;
Charlton, Thomas Charlton, The National
Bank Of Williamsport, Ramsburg u ku-
gle, John i Smith, The Mccormick iiar-
yestng Machine Company, George Dun
lon. Hoffman & Alvey, i 4 Rohrbaugh, The
Ha0erstown Machine Company, and the
Patapsco Guano Company are non-resi-
dents If this State. they are hereby requlr-
ed to appear within one month from the 9th
day Of 4 u2ust, I8S1, the date Of the first
publication hereof and do what is neces-
sary II protect tnelr interests in this mat
ter, ). II MARTIN. Clerk.
Faulkner 4 Ingles, Atty's for pltti's
aug, & II
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Railroads.
DALTiMORE AND oHlO RAILROAD
ID TINE TABLE,
In Effect Sunday, Juty, Fl 1851.
WEST BOUrD.
WEST BOUrI

No. !, Cincinnati Limited Daily, leaves
Phila. 1913 a. m and BALTIC. 2:1j p. m.
Washington 3:l5 y. m. and Martinsburg
$40 p. IN.
No. :, Pittbsurg Express, Daily, leaves
BALTIC. $50 p. III. W ashiHgton 500 p. ~,
and Martinshurg :04 p. N.
No. 3, CHM. x Chicago Express .Daily.'
leaves Phila. $500 y. IN BALTIC. go p IN.
Washington 9:40, Martinsburg II: 30 D. IN.
No 5, Chicago ~ Pittsburg Limited
Daily leaves Philadelphia 200 M. Bal
to. 1000 a. ~. ash.ngton 1885 a m,
Martlnsburg 1916 p III.
No 81, Daily except sunday, stops at ali
stations, connects for ROmney, lea -
Martiusburg 1920 p IN.
No G3 daily, stops at all stations b5
tween Baltimore and Keyser and connects
for Ramuey, leaves Martinsburg : 80 q m.
EAST BOUND.
No :. Daily, leaves Martinsburg 1902 a
m, Washington $40 "A m, BALTIC. $50 Il
M. Phia. ESQ noon.
NJ x, Daily. Martinshurg 500 m,
Washington - a m, Baltic. $50 a IN.
No2, Daily Limit5d, Martnsburg lis
a III. Washington /: IL p M, BALTIC. 2:15 p
IN Phia, $40 p M, tops ~ ;. V. juno,
and CONNECTS vi h Valley Branch for all
points between Harper's Ferry and Lex
ington and with Washington County
Branch for HagerstoWG.
No. q. Daily, Limited. lea es Martins
burg $50 p m: Washington / 20; Baiti-
more y and Philadelphia ) 10 p. IN. 1t
connects at Washington Junction for
Frederick.
No sc, Daily, except sunday, via Old
Line. leaves Martinsbnrg 10 % a M: stops
al all stations, connects with the Valley
Branch at Iarper's Ferry, at Weyerton
for Hagerstown, and at Frederick juno
ton for Frederick.
No IS, daily, between Keyser and Balti-
more, leaves Martinsburg 5o'clock, p. m,
connects for Winchester, Hagerstown and
Frederick except Sunday.
j. L. MARTIN, A gent.
c. X LORD,
Genl. Passenger Agent.
Baltimore
WIN. NJ. CLEMENTS,
General Manager,
Baltimore.
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The State Of West Virginia,

Atrules bold 10 the Clerks Office OF Cir
cult Court at Berkeley Comfy the lst day
OF August 1887.
Sarah A. Powell
VS. 10 Chsncery.
SKATE S Powell, Bessie G Altman, Sarah
. PsS ell, ana Kate ) Powell as Administra.
Tor Of Warner W Powell
The object Of the abJse sl't is tn subject
Lot No On Penns aua Avenue in Mar
'insburg, West Virginia, 70 The pay meut OF a
legacy Of $1,000 with interest thereon,
lett TO the plaintiff by the viii Of Warner w
Powell aud it Appearing on affidavit filed in
this suit hal tie said aefrudsnts Kate S
Powell, Ressie G Altman and Sarah f Pow
ell ere ron residents Of t1is State they are
hereby r,qi red 10 appear within one month
from the 9th dey OF August 1887, 1.-THE date
OF the first publication hereof and do what
IS necessary o Prot,ct tier interests in this
matter ). 81 MARTIN, Clerk
Faulkner L lugles Atl! ;. ior Prd s
affg 8 A.
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SALE OF A
Valuable Farm.

WlSHiNG to dispose OF my large farm,
w located about miles west OF Martins
0urg, in Berkeley county, W. Va adjoining
the lands Of Jonothan Thatcher, Ohio Cash.
wa, and oth,Is one mile north of Hampshire
Grade, | Will sell it at private sale, and if not
sold by
SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 8, 1887,
then on that day, al | clock p. M, in
hont OF the Ceurt.Houss, Aartinsburg, W.
Va, at public sale. The farm contains 24l
acres. Will sell in parts or as a whole, re-
serving right to accept the sale bringing the
most money. Has on IL Large Stone House,
80 feet in length, Bank Barn, Stone Spring
House, corn crib, never falling Spring, beat
OF Orchards, water running in barn yard,
and many other conyenences. Buildings
all in good conditions. Would make a
splendid grazing farm.
Easy Terms, made known on day Of sale
a6 IDS AR CHIBALD LAMAR
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STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA

At Rules held in the Clerk S Office of the
Circuit Court of Berkeley County, on the 4th
day of July, 1887:
Ella V. Rusler,
Us Ia, ChdDn'ry
Charles H. Ruser.
The object of the above suit is to obtain a
decree OF diyorce,a "mensa ct th0ra" now,
an finally 20 Viacolo mstrim0aiF' against
the defeu dant, Charles Fl Rusler.
And it appearing on affidavit filed in this
suit, that said defendent Charles H. Rusler
is a nonresident OF this State, he is hereby
required to appear within one month from
the 9th day OF July, 1887, (the date of the
first publication hereof, and do what is ne
cessary to protect his interests in this matter.
S. H. MARTIN, Clerk,
J. n. WIsNzR, Atty for Pitt j9 At
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Public Sale
OF CHOICE -
TOWN PROPERTY.

As ATTORNEY for Martha +. Ditto and
husband. | will sell at Public Auction, on
TUESDAY, AUGUST 8, 1887,
at II O'Clock "a. M. on the premises, corner
of Ming It, eet aud Winchester pike, Mar
tinshurg.W va the very choice property
there located. Il Viii be offered separate
Nv in 'ot, of excellent > ze,and as whole,
reserying tue right 20 accept the sale that
Yields tie host price. There is on it
house, Thoroughly repaired, containing
seven rooms and good cellar. Also
barn, 20N2) feet, hog pen, poultry house,
smoke hOuse, an excellent clstern hlted
with one of the best OF pumps. No better
opportunitv offered for the purchase Of
building sites or for home, with large
garden for wears. Possession of home and
buildings viii he given October LIST, and OF
lots when desired.
TERMS OF SALE-One half cash on
dav of sale, balance in equal payments at
six and twelve months with interest from
dav of sale and to be secured by lien on the
premises. ,,.,,.,.,n
JNELSON WISNER.
ids AT, for Vi T. and j Ditto.
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NOTICE TO TAkE DISPOSITIONS.

Is.
Charles II, Russler
n the Circuit Court of Berk eley Coun.
ty, State of West Virginia.
To Charles Il. Russler,
Take notice, that on the 9th day Of Au-
gust, 1887, at the Office of j. Nelson Wis
ner, in Martinsburg, w. Va. between the
hours of o clock u. m. and 6 o'clock p
m. of that day, | shall proceed to take
dispositions ofsundry witnesses, to be read
in evidence IN my behalf in the above
named suit in equity depending in the
Circuit Court of Berkeley county, in
which am plaintiff and you are defen
dant, and if from any cause the taking of
the said dispositions be not commenced on
that day, or if commenced, if they be not
completed on that day, the taking of the
said dispositions will be adjourned and
continued from time to time at the same
place and between the same hours until
they are completed.
ELLA V RUSSLER.
j. NELSON WIsNER, Attorney.
July l6, 1887.
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The State of West Virginia,

At rules held in the Clerk Office sof Cir
cult Court of Berkeley County, the lst DAY
of August 1887
T. L. Bender and Lee ". Bender partners
doing business under the firm name and
style Of |. L. Bender y Brother.
VS. In Chaucery.
ALVIN G Clendening, James Il Clend eniug
William Deering Il Co James w Henson,
Henson, Samuel L Dodd and John W
Dood, late partners doing business under the
firm name and style OF Dodd & Dodd Will
liam Clark 4 Co. The National Bank Of Mar
tinsburg, The Peoples National Bank of Mar
tinsburg. Denny II Co. Jonn 7 Paulding,
business under the firm name aud style OF
John II Miller h Sous, Robert Lamon. NJ J
G Hoffm an, George W North, job Pultz
and J " Wisner, Trustee.
Tue object OF the above suit is to have the
liens On the real estate Of the defendent AL
win & Clendening, ascertained, with their
respective priorties, and to have the said
realty subjected to the payment of u judy
meut in favor Of plaintiff against said ? Twin
G Clende aiug, for S345 20 with interest
thereon from the 9th day of November, 1886 !,
and So So costs, and it apI caring on affida-
Wit filed in this sGit, that the said de-
PENDANTS William Deering j. Co.. William
Clark & Co., and Denny Il Co. j., are non resi-
dents Of this State, they are hereby required
10 appear within one month from the 9th
dai OF August 1887, the date of the first
publication hereof, and do what is neces
sarv to protect their interests in this matter
s H. MARTIN, Clerk.
FauIkuers h les, Atty's. TO. Pltf.
aug 6 At Vnr
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HAY FEVER

Is an inf con-
dition of the lining
mem brane of the
uostrils, tear. ducts
and throat, affect
ing the lungs. An
acrid muous ia Sc
creted, the dis
charge is accom-
panied with a burn :
ing sensation, there
are severe spasms
If sneezing, fire.
quent attacks OF
headache, wa cry
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sunday trains On X q Ry., arrive at
Charleston at G;f0 pm waiting for o r r
r. train No !, at Pt Pleasant This is the
short line and parties purchasing tickets
should ask for tickets via the Ohio River
Railroad For information regarding
rates. rout es, etc, address
W Robinson, Gen'l Pass Agent,
Parkersburg. w Va.
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M a sp9oIalf1.

Simplest, Most Durable, Economical and
Perfect in use. Wastes no Grain; Cleans it
ready for Market.
Ihreshing Engines Dc Horse Poacers
Saw Mills and Standard Implem ents Gener
ally. Send for ILLUSTRATED catalogue.
A. b. FARQUHAR.
PEI sylvania Agricul ture Works, 70
JNly
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SATURDAY,, SEPTEMBER 9, l887,
FAIRFAX HALL
seminary for

Winchester Va, Miss NJ. L. BILLINGS,
Principal. Nineteenth year, opens Sept. 7.
Course thorough IN every department.
standard hight. Ten competent iustruc-
tors. Location desirable Terms moderate.
zee catalogue.
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sarah 4. Throckmoriou. Thos. l.. Throck-
morton. and Annie +. Throckmorton, his
wife. ID. W. Throckm0rtOn and f.. V,
Throckm0rtOn. his wife, JAS NJ Throck-
morton. and Mamie r. ThrOckmorfOu,
his wife John VI Throckmorton, Philip
j. Thr0ckmortOn. Kirk ThrOckmorton,
Mable Throckmorton. Robert Lamon.
sheriff of Berkeley County. West
Nn.aul a. such committee Administra-
tor OF Leah II TArockmortou, DR. J =
Boak, John Wei,t and Or l. VI Sercin-
diver.
The object of the above suit is to settle
the account Of NJ : GrauthHm, Executor Of
Rehecca W Lee, deceased, and also ac-
count of Robt Lamou, administrator OF
Leah II ThrockmortOu, deceased, to ascer-
tain definitely and accurately the amounts
due upon deeds Of trusts executed on the
10th day OF April, $50 and 2sth day OF
April, 1881, to sell the l:5 acres Of real es
tate included in said deeds of trust to pay
the debts, and TO distribute the remainder
among the parties entitled To same
And it appearing on affidavit filed In this
suit, that the said defendants Sarah A
ThrOckmOrtOu, Thomas J. ThrockmOrtOn,
Annie Il ThrOCkmOrtOn, James VI IhrOck-
morton, Mamie i ThrockmOrtOn, James
NJ Ihrockmorton, Philip J IhrOckmortOn,
Kirk ThrOckmOrtOn and Mable IhrOck-
morton are nOn-re~ident- Of this state, they
are hereby required 10 appear within one
month from the 9th day of July. 1887, the
date of the first publication hereof and do
what is necessary to protect their inter-
ests in this matter :. II. MARTIN, Clerk.
Faulkner ~ lngle-, Airy for plrh j9 Il
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Notary Public
AND COMMISSIONER OF COURT

AND COMMISSIONER OF COURT.
Having duly qualified as Notary Public,
and by appointment of Judge Faulkner,
qualified as Commissioner of Court,
| offer my services to persons having BUSH
ness in those lines, promising to faithfully and
promptly execute all duties.
Hss- Office at Law Office of Mr.. J. Nelson
Wisuer.
nov,l6 U. 5. GRANT PlTZER.
By arrangement Dith Mae7ics Lang
horne, Esq attorney, Washington, ID. c..
am able toSecure prompt action on eUe1y
Pension matter. Old Soldiers, and all
persons hoVing business aCith any Of the
Government Dep01 tDoents at Washington
should giUe me q call.
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STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, O0UN-
TY COURT OF BERKELEY.
AUGUST 4th, lSe

Notice is hereby given of the unsafe con-
ditlou Of the Bridge at SDrinlle's. The
Brld.e is declared to be unsafe and order
ed to be closed until further actions of this
Court. Test. {. w DOLL,
a6-St Clerk.